Use integration definitions to quickly set up integrations with different external
endpoints by using a low-code interface. Create integration definitions for Apex classes used to
integrate with third-party systems.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Life
Sciences Cloud, Life Sciences Cloud for Customer Engagement Add-on license, and the
Life Sciences Customer Engagement managed package.
User Permissions Needed
To create an integration definition:
Customize Application
Before you create an integration definition, make sure your named credential is set up. This
named credential is typically auto-created as part of the MuleSoft integration and Connected App
setup. Find the named credential in the {MuleSoft Application Name}_provider-services-impl
format.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Integration Definitions,
and then select Integration Definitions.
Click New.
For Type, select Apex Defined.
For Name, enter the name of the integration definition.
The Developer Name is auto-populated.
For Apex Class, select lsc4ce.ExternalSearchCalloutService.
For Attribute Value, enter the API Name of your named credential.
Click Save and Activate.
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